The Las Vegas Raiders have a roster that is littered with needs, as nearly every position room could use reinforcements this offseason. There is, however, no bigger need on the roster than the most important position in sports, as the franchise lacks a long-term option at quarterback.
If the Raiders are smart, they'll be deciding between Indiana's Fernando Mendoza and Oregon's Dante Moore next April, assuming that both decide to declare for the draft. While both certainly have their distinct set of strengths, it will be franchise-altering depending on who Las Vegas chooses.
It isn't well-known exactly who is calling the shots for the Silver and Black, as the power structure in Las Vegas is confusing with minority owner Tom Brady in the picture.